Daily Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1848), 1865-09-20

              -r Li4.-J.-t -jfc 1 I M .1 M-tArBtBlHrllrwfBJ MEDICAL. Important to Soldiers and their Friends. BriRATE f A MEBJOAtl BEMEDIES, " "-" Troop., son OHIO DAI1LY . t..Al.i'..j . ft,,.!., ,- , .;, . M0WI U A. Li ! It ' preparations; kl(iHL t CON OHM TBA TMD Guetf tlSBD FLUIli EXTRACT BUOHD . A PoIUvt48poolflo Remedy for MUACDKH, HIUMETS, KAVeL, U UBOPSJCAX WBIJ.Hi8. I oto Medklie lnoft.it. th. font of Mid .aolWEo ABdOBBENTn Into noaitnr eoMot, If which the RMTiSB r va iMuf-" I .11 ?!itTOBt WiASSaWMieera re daoed, as well ee ptn end Inllemmatiou, and t fool "r OM1&, end CHJUBBA'. "la !'. HSLMDOLD'S KXTRACT EUUflU ' , ' tOlt WmAKNDUU ' -' j Ari.tnx mm KnoMt, KmMM al IMasU PhUvb, early lxUHnUMit AkaaA, MKBD WITH TBI FOIXOWIHQ BTfitP TOMBl , , Indtinoiltlon to BierclM, Low of Fower, Loo of Memory, Dlfnooliv or uniming, W..k Herree, I!'?!1!'1- Horror ef Disease, Wek.fclMse, Ulnineac of Vision, fain the "a. .. fJuW.reelLeUndeof tb. riuihlng or the Body, etnroular BT.leui, Irnptlou on too race, Hot a.ndi, felld Ooouttoeue., ' DrvneM ol lb. Bkln, Tbeee irmptome. If allowed to io oa, wbicb thlt DHOlCin. IETnoj ruwu.ra, wwu v..v- IMFOTBNOT, FATUITY, IFILIPTIO FITS, In ono of irblob tb. patient ran, oxplr.. Who o.t ay tb.t they ro not frequently followed by thun -direful diieeees," f. IKSAWITT ANIMIOSKiUMKIIONl ef.tis .m iviri or Ih. cum of tbelr suHhilne "bat uoot will oonteH. Tb. rooorde of the lneant Asylums and tbe melancholy deatbe by (Joniomn tlon, bear mpl wlln.se to tbe truth of tbe user Hon. IBB 00STlTcT10rl, ONCB AWs-BCTID WITi OsOANIO WIAKMHHU, dtoonlro the bid of medicine lo strengthen end iTulret tbe lyetom, which HULMBOLDil Ma jCBAOt HIOHCIor.rl.bly dooe. A tri.l will torn luce the moat ikepttoal. "IT , f wwl, Females, fernt.l. Lit OU TOUNO, PI NOLI, MAUB1BU, OB OGH TKMI'LATIWa MABUIAQB. la mny ktbetioni pooulltr to Tomftlot th Wm 4rtvoi Booba ! ooeqn-Uod tj -njr other naittdj, tk Id OhloroalJ or BtaUoat Irregularity. Pslnfaltwa tt BopprcMloo of tbfl Gtntomnry JETtvcnattotii, Ul corkted or ttchlrroai lUte of lh Uterai, Ljucorrh, nr WhliM. fltarilltv. .nd for 11 oumDlttntt iaoiden to tho hx, whether arlilog from Indiscretion, Bablti ot vitytipAUoo. or in ui oscIaIhie or t hap.uk of urs. ITU PTO Hi ABOV. HO FAMILY SHOULD BB WITflOU'l' IX Jf. no B.uvm. Heronry, for liut)iMDttvna i flKLMBOLD'8 EXTRACT BUCJO CDBE8 Boorot OlBoatiok ia .il their tugei, .t little eipenM, little or 0 cfen. Id diet, no InoonTenleuoe, AND ira KiPOSHBE. It MOM treqaent doetre, nd glrM ttroaitth t OtlDtvte, thereby removiufi ototraUinni, prTuntip ud euriug Strlotoree ol tbe Urethra, alUyiog p-ti Md tuUenmtlon, wo frequent In tble cImco) dl mUd oipvUlug PGJKOXOVh, DMKAtlXD. ANM &iUU 001' vtlTJi. Thonnndf npon Thoaunle IfirO VEBEEN TUB VICTIMS OM AaAvho hftTepiild Hbatt Fkm to be onrod In hurt time, hro toand ibey were decoWed, ind thl bo "Toiiioo" hu, by tbe utwof "Powerwt Antrin- (nU," boon dried m tbe ny.tc.rn, to brtwh out in i UCtvtwted form. ni PKBHAP8 AFTER MABBLAQI " H ' Helmbold'a' Extract Buehu for all Affeotloui u.d Olaeitw of XHE UBIKABY ORGANS, Whether eilitinf to MALI OB TIM A LI, frott whatever mum originating, and no matter Of How Long Mantling! V IMiDiirt of theat Organi regnlre the aid of a Dlnretl. HGLHBOLD'S HI ' ' U TH UKSAf DIOUETIO, Asa It oertalD to hue the derlrtd effect Ih til D niei for wklob It I losommundod. BLOOD! BLOOD! BLOOD MS , . I . Helmbold'i Highly Ooaoontnul Oomooaad Fluid Extract SarsapariUa. TjH la to affeotton of the Blood, aud atlaoki tb 0eanal Orgeo.. LlalaM of the Now, Ku, T hr Windpipe. n4 other naoda Sorfa-Jde, meklntfl t Doaranw la the form of Uloir.. UtnVl4' tit Bareaparilla paiidei the blood, ao J rojuvoo all i c intloatof the akin, giving to the o.hu.iIji.oo tear and healthy color. It balnit prepared jipreeel tor tbueiaMoieompiaiDM, iuiuua-iuniiiH rtlae are preaerred to a grutter asknut than aay ot t l preparation 01 Danapemita Helmbold's Hose Wash. Aa atoeUent Lotion for Dieeiiw of a HypbillQ Ka tar. aad M .a Inloetloa In D1M.M. ol the Urinary Uraana, arleina from bablt. of dlHlpall. .nd la conaeotloa with Ih. HIM Bocbn .nd Bruii ll la, l m aeitoommeodod. Krtdence of tb. moet reiponilble.Qd reliable ohar aaur will acoomoany tb. medlolaM. UrUflotMi ot Cans, tratt dgbt to twoaty ye.nl iteBdlna, with namee known tb tmtseu ilia Mt for medical properltM of BVOBV, M DlipeON tor of the United Nutter Be. rrobeeor DWfKK? Tlln.bl. work! on the Prtotloo Ol Puyelo. riM nrnHke mad. by the Ilk wlcbrated Dr. JI 7A t celebrated PhyeiolaD, and Membet of th BJrTya 4'olUge of Sorgoona, Ireland, and pnbtt-hMla , it.ilaiu of the K u at a. MaeiinA-nirnrvfcal uevlaw. ooblli 04 it IN VUA VMliS. Tellow Of tht ttoyel age 01 itNtwrt of tha lata ttndtrd worka on HodJclne, antraot Dnolia.... 00 per bottle, or tla far ft 00 BaraapartlU 100 , , , , 6 00 Ittinrot'd BoatWaab 80 " f 60 Or half doaen of aaoh for 111, which will betuflj oleot to oure tha mott ohttlnaU caam, If direetl on ara adhered to. rellvtfabla to any addre, tecoraly patktd from haervatlon. ". .. . atmk Deecribt tymptonit In all aommanleatlonj, Oure gnaranUed. Advice gratlt. AFFIDAVIT. PartontllT appeared before mo, an Alderman of laa. nitfJ IMf fntiaaeipina n. t,. atmum-ii. wuu, m vorn, doth tey hie preparatloua oontala Ing duly 1 worn, doth nay hit 00 oarcoctlc. no mercury, or other ialurfona dmti, rr ..I. ........in u. r. HKLiinoi.u. worn aod an bee li bed More me, tbla Slid day at ovaabtr. 1851. -tlBBABD. Aldonnan, Ninth it., abrmaM fttwH. aadt-iUttm. fip,ml9i ' D ' raUNCIPAL Belmbold'a Dm, .ad Oknatw. rnaw m Brid.I, new lori Or, Uelmuold'a Medual OeBOt, tiMt, rhlladpal.. ;, ta TmU BMWA.SK Ot 00VHTBRWX1TB Aad aaartaelptod dMlen. who oadaam "oFTUllBOWU" aad ''other" uttoleeea tk.W autlo. klMUMd by y.l.bold'e o.aalna r-reoaratloaa, 14 Bz tract Baaba, mm, laiMparllla, h , Inprorwl Kom W.i. . aoli oy all Drnfii.u aterywnan. AM Ka ULMtOLV-tAKB0 0THM Oat ant Ik. advertlMm.nl, and arador H, . AfOiDiMPoeiTiorj abd Bxrunni" -0. BUBBBTH A 00., W hol.nl. Acenb, M hoi". Buth atrwt Ool.mba. O., waa will vn , tka krade atataaakattMa aftoat. , nwyT-4Hawa volume xxym: MEDICAL MOT! MEM t-CUHl; WABBANTEDt IT DiatXTIOiSfl ABB TOLLOWKO. rcII tor a rnlar DeMrlbluK all Byinptuiua)."M . . 1 T 8YMPT0MS: . ' Th qTttiploma f Catarrh at they genet ally ap- jt -r )ai flntvery ligbl. rerwoa and they bare r 1 . that tneV have frenQent attache, and are more aenalilva to the ehangea of tamper a tare. In thle condition, the note mav be dry. or a alhtht die. charge, thin and acrid, alter nerd becoming thick and adhealw. Ai tbe dlataae beoeaee ehronlo, the dlabbargaa are Increaaed in qaanilty and changed In quality they at bow thick and heavy, and are hawked or conahedofT. The eecrettene areoffenBlve. caneiog a bad breath; the o:e U thick and naaal; the ey Ft ere wetki tha tenet of tmell ka leatvned or destroyed; deafneee freqnently taket place. Another oommon and Important imptom of Oetarrh li, that the peraon It obliged to clear bfa throat in the morning oi a tnieKorenmy wuicn uu w len down from tbe htad daring tbe night. When thli takei nlaoe the ueraun may bo aura ifcat hu dit eaee it ou Ite wny to the lunge, and ibonld loee no lime la arreetlng It. The abow art but few qf the many Catarrh Symptom. 9 A Klntrle Bottle will Ijuit aMontho be Uaeu 'g br iiium a if ay. IKMTItlOMlAL. From Han, Tko. J. Turner, Ka-Mmbr of OengrtH from Iltimoit, Ut Speaker of Iltinoi Uouie qf Bprt-tentatiee,and tfrand Matter of A. F, ad A JL'.. ot the tjiate qf Itiitioie. Tbmfoit, Dot. tl, 1803, D. D. H. 8BELTB: Oeab Sin: In reply to yonr notloo of the 18 tb lnt.( I woo id u that l waa teorelv afflicted with Oa Urth for veari. when 1 became acquainted with yoe and bonght two bottlei of yoar Liqald Oatarrb Heme ay. Bbiore i naa aaea one noi.ie i wae eeueiuiy improved, aod before tbe aeoood bottle waa finished, waa completely oared.. I can recommend the medicine to all afflicted with Catarrh. Betpectfnlly yonn, TH08. J. TUB NIK. 1B . H. NKRLYE A M., Hole Proprietor!, Uhlcago, Ilbj. av- Labratory at Freepoil. lilt. At Wholeeale by JOBS D. PABKMH.HMM....H.MMOtnclnnatllO, : Wlioletuile Agent for OUlo. And at lie tall by 0. 1. Samp tii M Oolnmbtu. Jno. B. ivm ! i " B. Johm A eon.........................H " u. BotMTt.... BAfLt A BlTIOrIH,H,M -... " Soacii.Lta A Co - 11 And by IfraajvistJi Everownerc. CONSUMPTION. WINCHESTER'S GJeWUIMg HYiUPH08PUITMa(the otilv rt,nUM, ... . Dr. Charohlira remedvl h.ivi attained a renntittlon In thocaie of Contuniptlon, "anporaiiea in tuean nala of medicine." At a uerrona toulo. the liypo- hoiphitet are anpnrior to anylblng heretofore uown. while for caeea of ireneral dobllltv. Inn of atrength, doah and appetite, dyapepila, nenralgla. paraijaii, r.nronic nroncnmn, aatnma, mrornit, It la tbe moa efflo.ciout ti-eatmutit known. A lair trial la a certain onn-. (tirculara froe.) Pniou: In T ot. and 16 uk. bntttea, 1 and 12 each: 6 email or 8 larn bottlee for tft. bv etrrrta. Sold by all rapeotable draggiata, and .t tha tola general depot, wholeeale and re.ail, by J. WINUHKrjKi., feblS ly aod Aw B6 John etreet, l. Y. NO MORE GREY HAIR! An Entirely New Luxury In America. LAMONDE'S tub hobt rrr ECTIVC UAIlt BETOBATIVE EVER OFFtRED TO THE PUBLIC. tfothiuff TJke It Ercr Before An uown 1 T 19 PERFECTLY FRIK TBOM BULPHDR, lead, and tho hoiolcal aaltt uulveriaMr need In all tht Hair twt'orettvet now belore the public, aud unlike them,NfcV KB (JAUdlES I2ZINEoH, 1L -NO- HKati or liUiiAur, nut it at narttiaitatpurt raiu water. Tblt celebrated migration la the diatovtry of a celebrud French cneulat, and bta been ettenaive ly need In Europe among tbe nobility f. r the paat bra yean with tbe mott won lerful auccaat. ft intparU Vigor and New Lift to the Root qf tne JJatr, Jtettoret it to tit Afatural Color, and cautts it to Grow peculiarly Soft and Luxuriant. aVRo other preparation la required to go with it At It combine, a perfect Bratoterand Balr Uieaalog, Tbe agreeable nature am the wonderful rapidity tft wbicb it reatoroa tne wmteit ntir 10 it ,rimi life color aud beauty, rendera tLla preparation In' valuable, and when once known, tudi-penaabla to the toilet taolo of evtiy hontehold. It will ttop the hair from falling out wltn tj or thnaappllu. tlona. and It a tnre urtTtntlvt agalnat BalJneetand all diaeaeet of thetcalp, and will curt the a In theU- wore! form when axlatlng. Tne Dieattit eiteniife -aio 01 tnit article it owing entirely to tht laot that It poMetwt every merit clajtacd for It, and trtry lady 01 gontltmau wbo hat ntd the old rtatoratirti gompoeva uf auipuarana lead Wall at onco appieclat Ihia new prepaiatlon, wtilcb ft uwd and rttommtLded by the firat mtdloal authority . met, i ou, 00 LO it ait unuaiiiiTi. Pnpared by A. N. LAMOMDE, General Depot, No. 707 Broadway, New) York, Jy IT torn odaw alt ty MANHOOD How Lost! How Restored! JOrrr pnRusnEif, n sealed envelope. Price tlx oentt. A L oture on the Nature, Treat-ment. and Uadioal Cureof bpermatonhma, or Bernl utl Weaknaaa, Involantary Kmltalout, Sexual De bil'ty and Imptdlmtntt to Marriage guoerftlly: Nr rcuint-a, Uouaumptlon, Ipllepay, and FIU; Mental aLd Phyalcal Incapacity, roaulltng from 8elfAba'f, o.t by Bon. J. CDtvaawtn., Id. !., author ol tlit rem Booh, ro. "A Boon to Thousand, of Suffer era." Bent nndtr teal, In plain enveloft, to any td dree, notf-fMid, on nctipt of tlx cetu, or two pott a so atauina, oy . C. OL1NB. 1.7 Bowery, New York Itinioaw- -1 wttolBce box 4,AHfl, Apparatus for Deformities. DR. A! O. FOR3BERG'8 Apparatna for Derormltiet.oonatniotedtaaulltvery caia. Twenty yeart' experience tnabiei blm to giiar ante tatla action. Truttet for Rtdloal Gum. Elat tio Stocklvga, KueaCaDt, Aok;eUtbhLotdrBlacH( miipenaory Bandagea, Bopporttra, Bydy Btltt, man-nfactnrad nl NO. B BAST FOTJBTH ftT.f CIBJCIBflVATl, OHIO, CO StalrtH Mmtm and flyeanaoi Ofdert from the toon try, accompanied by aaah or goon olif nfereuee, wm receive prompt aiMuuou, amtjltVdaod weow Bma Cpeclal Notice. fOS VAST A BSLIADLl BI91DT FOB i Pantasa and Dysentery, l a rom iimmm carminative It ha. etood lb. Ml aad raoelfed tb. approbate of Pby.lel.ne. It U nooumnded 1J BoMlettnir Army Trlarrblaa, wbo ban fonaa In It Jolt wbat wa. w.nud. taA CERTAIN CUB.Sr9 ' All wbo bara wd It prononaoa tt anaaUd. Try II aud eonrlnoe yonmll. Bold by all BrojuliU Voc oaf. In Colnnibue by B. )oni A Boa, 1. BRMDBBHOB A UBOD., Proprl.torl, marWKdna. . PiiUbarab Pa. FOB coughs, coijds aVarn CON8VMFTION. T1HB TMBTABLB POLdOBABT BAIaUBI U kth. moel hlably epprorMl nwdloln. mr dkuoy. II ku McdU- 0 aB Urn, Dm, baylaa bad .a aobreoed.Bled Hie of nrky laan. It It w wmmeadl by oar beet ttM. oar mort mln.nl "-- n ii,. nu. I. faot by all who know for Mrtli.o.tM,whlob ua b. glrantoalmolt hi utont, M. wreppere to woh beitle. Ib. Pre. nrMon win obwrfolfr r.foad lb. onqrl I not an Unly Mlleraolory. Prloe 60 oenH and (ll tb. larpt bottle, maoh tb. ebopeot . Be ovw Ip m. Atpm tVVbtS li prapMd Mly by BBBO, OOTLBBB W wbolM.V Dratirleu, BoMon. BoMlaOolam-taeby BatlmtMeraUp. UK: mmmmsm MEDICAL. The Great Internal Remdy , FOR TBE "EFFECTUAL CURE" OF RHEUMATISM, MIEUMATISM. GOVT, . , HEVBA1VOIA, TETTF.U , RINGWORM, AV Uiflillllim IT 6TAND0 DMBqUALBD BT AMY UBIHUIMB now before tha pnblio for tha can of tbe above nemea aieeaeet. xbtvaat nnmber ofruo-eamedl-olnat which formerly have been need for tboee dli. taaat. war merely temporary In tbelr affaota and of bovduqi virtue, Dfl The Rheumatic Compound Beachea the toaroe of all trouble, and actually ban-lihea thedlitaee from the avatem bv tu ImnuMUi. u.ua um we 01000.. The Soldier's True Friend HEAD THE FOLLOWING : PaovotT M.UHAL'iOrnon, 1 Pirruonoa, Deo. 17th, lflM. f Hi. Andikw Johwbow: Dear Sir: In November met 1 naa a tevere attach of hheumatUm, to which l had n"t been tnbject tor nearly three yetra. The aiiaca waa to tevere tbat 1 could not move qij head or ralae my arm. After trying dlftereut modloloot without avail, I wae Induced to uie your Bhenmatlo Oom pound and Blood Partner, and before I had taken three bottles I waa to completely oared that i oonld perform any duty to which my country might van mo. linn giaui; idq conaaeniiy rcomniena II to all my fellow eoldleia aa the qnickcat and anrwt iwuwuj ior nnenmaijim 1 aver naeo, Yonr troedieod, MOBBIH PATTEIUUIN. Ke'ercnoe P. T. Pattaraon and William Danou, All who net It recelvt benefit. It oaret when all other remedies fall. It glvet nnlvartal eatlafactlon. The proof la moat abundant. It la tha only tnre cure for Bhen matt tin. It ia the greatest ditcovery of the ago. No other rnmedy hat become to popular. It tt preaorlbed by phytloiena. It la reoommended by pbyatclant. Id trntb, It it a perfect benefactor. R. E. SEILEES & CO., 80 1 e Proprietors, WhoIeHale IranglAtn, PIllSBtJaUiJ. Vkm decS-ly , SELLER'S Liver Pills. PLAIN $ SUQAR-COATED. (The Original, only Traeefr Genalna) Uat atoodfor thirty year a Staple Bmedy, nna qoaled by any metlclne known for tbe cure of L rer Complaint. OfUmmne. Hick Ueafatkt and Billt tte Dit'i erttert, and IndetiJ for tha vlmle t.lae of dlMttat originating In biliary deraugtmenta. SjinptoEuii of a lllHensed Liver. Geoeral Inn of eppotlte, nick nut of the trotuar.li, palut iu the head, houldor", bok and niJts, it,uu ot woarlnon, with eloepUae nlghte, coa iveoiia of bowate, (ol owed In aime oatet by loatiueaai fll(iht dry oough, low tplrlta, ith dlHlnclioeti&utt totery duty, art prominent tymptomtof a dlaoant-J.sf -ut ot tbe Liver. Tite llvor la, however, oiten tuucb de-raoged whan tt't moet oroildable eytnpt'mi ate ab aeui, and become, dally out of crdor bofort It la . known. Ureal Cure of Llrer Complaint By tht Original, only Tnu and Qoiuint LIVER FILLS. Savin Obxke, Ohio Co., Ya., Mar. SO, '411. Mr. B. B. SeUent Detr Sir I think it a duty 1 owa to yon and tee public gem ralty, to Mate that 1 bava been afflicted with Ltvtr Oompialnt f-r a loog time, and ao badly, tbat au abtocat lormed and broke, nhlch left mo lo a very low etate. Hvvlug bf-ardof your celebrated Liver Pi lie being for f-"lr hy A. It. Sharp, Wett Liberty, and recoiuiuecdiKi iu ia by my pny-itlan, Dr. Tv Smith, I cooclndtd to give them a 'air trial. I purchated ono box and found ihtm to be Juat what tby are recommended, the boat Liver Pill over uied; and after taklDg f nr boxea, 1 find the dftaaae bat entirely left nw, and au now pcrieotly well, Beeptotfully yuurt, D. d. COLEMAN. Watt Llttarr, March 88, 1848. I certify tbat 1 am portooally acquainted with Mr. Ooltman, aod can near teatlmon; to tbe truth of the above certificate. A. it. HHaRP. General ga.lafacUon." OtieirviM.1, Tloyd Co., Ind., Oct. 2T, 1(58. Mr. B.M.eeUere: Sir: I am ontof yonr Liver Pi. la, and ehould be glad to recti ve a aupply, at they glvt general aatltfactlon. PUatt tend ma tomt toon. OYBD8 BBAOTOBD. Best rainUj Pill. AWunnaiA, LlcklngOo.,0.,Marchl,ll56. Mr. D B. Owm: Dear Sir: I have need SELLER'S LIVEB PILLS myaalf and In my family, and mot tey.aian alterative aad oammon family phytic, 1 eontlder a very det treble pill They are prompt, but mild In thtlr effect; arouse unhealthy action of tha Liver, carry off tbe morbid ee crc.lr, and leave tht tytttm to a healthier von dltton than any phyalo 1 hava ever takjn or aim! j latereo. vtry muij aau rwprwtiu.i. DAnuaii rau-. To the Public. : n m in n tn ttia Intraaaad demand thronthnut th- CDUOtry for Bupar Coatta" FtI, tha t re pr tutor tint commenced tbe procatt of BUOaBUOATIN0 tut UICLEB HATCH lilVgH rilitJ, tnereoy piecing them tafore tha intltc,bo'.h ruA and bcqai-coatru. B. Ei SELLERS & CO., Prop'rs, FIT18BIRC1U, PA. decSly SELLE RS' IMPERIAL Oough Syrup I POB TUB COBB op ConKb. Cold, llartPMOnrsH. iBBueaiik i XicblUtgMenBtttlon 111 tbn '1 hrnnt. Whooping Cough . ajroop, kv, BtT.BLIIBltD 1886. ,. n.. Mpa ..a Mr. B. E s.ll.r. oommeoo d to m.nnfumre Ibll lemarkabl. l-yrup lor html d.m.nd, llttl. drMmlaz tt wee detln.d to fi rra .0 Imnortant a braneb of ble dm, bnelnrei. Bnt frcra year to yeer tbe knowUdf. of Ite v.lo. epre.il from family to f.mHy. eonnty to eonnty. Btet. t Btet., till now It may be fuand In nearly .very tow. In 104 waeuia oonntiy, .oa le oonitaorea inaiipenia-01. la InowaaO ol Itmillea, (from A. Coining, Dtugglit, Sooth Bend, lad.) At B Own, K.Q ; Dear Sir; In raply to yuor fe " i '.u. iMth In.t . 1 w auld l.r thai Mllere Medl olaM bae l.r exoeedrd my eapectallone; and n no one. n. tney r'""" , i k. nu.h H.rno li a oore for Ouo.he, Ou'-i, do , and tb eb..pn eeof th. .rlicle pl.cM II wlihln lb. reach of .11, woicu, ..v m.v..,u. on.lltlM. rnd.r. II a none wai larorn. I not tt.w nun wlthoat aomerea calle for "the in. thin naedml." thl. iwou of tb. ye.r, lt: Be. I.ra' Ooo.h byrap. . A.o.gDSBmo. Mad Ih Inllawln rxtrseta) rram rr II Ii th. Ore.1 Cnratlre. On. trial will oonelnc. , It cnnol be t highly recommended. II li wlifaonl a rlul. ' It alaay. glvee ratlefeotlon. Brwy ou. w.au a lapply. ! It hat pow.r I. cur.. For Coaghe, Oeld. and all aSectlont of th. Throat aad Lanaa, tb. moet elr,etnt remwly I. 0Oll.rra' OOuih BTrup It le prompt In In actlont alway. earn, and may bi Ivan lo tb. .mnlleit 4illd or most d.lleate fesal. with MaBdwoa In Ite I PREPARED BT , i R. E. SELLERS & CO., ntUbnrxh. Pa, Min-nvwra m OUJMBlk , OHIO, WEUNESAVi MORNLNGt SEPTEMBER 20. 1S65, MEDICAL. " UCMPJUREY'N 1 HAYB PBOVID, FBOM THB MOST AMPtI experience, an otitlrt sfloeeet: Blm pie Proapt KfUolent, and Uelfable. Tbey are toe ooiy ukii tinea perfectly aaapteo w pi buiw "" .ii.r thott mittakeo cannut ba made In nalng them; a herraleat at to ha free from danger, and aoefnolttit at to bi alwafa rtlUbla. They hateral-adihehlgh. eat commendation irom all. and a 111 alwaya render aatltfactlon. ' . . Cent. No, 1, Corel Fevert, Congeellon, Icfltmmatlooe. iH " S. 11 Wormt, Worm-Peter, Worm Oollo., 28 OrylDgCollc,or Teetblog of Infanta A Diannotaol children or aculta S Pvtenury, Griping, Blllona Colic., 8ft (JboleraHorbua. Nauat, Tomltiog K Otugha, Colda, Bronchi tit 5 Hfliirmlu tk. Tortthache. Faoeaohe 'J1 " . " . " . " " 8. " .. " Id, "' 11, " 12. Headache, flick-Headache, Vertigo. (tA J)yappaia Blllout Hlomaoh 6 Euppreaacd, or painful Periods I Whtttfl, too proiuea Perl o it 25 Croup. Oough, d'fflcnlt Breathing... f falt Bbtom, Kryrtpe!aa,Eraptioi. tn " 11, " 1. 1". " W. 18, " l'l, 20, " SI, " M, " 23, " at, 25, ' ti, "057, " Khanmt.tl.nl, Bbeumaiio ptloa tft fftf und Agna.Oh ll fever, Agiuf to Pilrt. P'ind or blading... ...-.--. " ophihrn.f.nd tore or weakje. i 11 Ca'arrh, acuta or obroolo,lnflueou, Whooplng'Oougb, violent Ovugha... Ai " AttbmatoppKEied Breati; log. .... 60 Ear Dlacbargte, impaired Hearing... AO ; 11 Bnrofula. eulargtd 'ftatida, Hwellin.t &u i " Central Debility, P)iylcaJ Weaknttt 60 " Dropiy. and acaLty fopieiion " m pi. MirtokB. Blr-kriiae from ridior... 6" " Kidney DUeate, Oravel W " HerTOUt JJtllltty, oomicai iona, Involuntary Diaoharg.LOft ir., hXnk.7 oJ ' 30, ,. " Sore Uoutb, Oaoher... a , llriniAr IncontlnenCS. wetting Hd. " SI, " Painful Period, oven with Spaamr. oO ' Hi, " feaffertDgeet cbacge of ie i.ou " ad, , " EpUepiy, bpatwa, dt. VitujDanoe.1.00 St, " Uipbthei la, ulcerated Bora threat... 6(1 FAMILY CASES. 3 vlaU, mortc) catt, and book..... I 00 21 ltrgo vitla, In morocco, and bouk..., 0 00 to large vlle, pla n rate and book..... 8 OU l6boxot(N0B. ltolfi), and book. 8 00 VETERINAHY BPACIFU'S. Uahonv catea. 10 vial M SIO 00 glnglevlale, with direction 1 00 arThtrw HemeJIrt. by tbecateorilnglebox.are aeut to any part of tbe country, by Mali or Eipreta net of cnargt, on receipt oi me nc, Auunva RCMPHKEVS BPE0IFIO GfhVe and Djpot, No. 6ti2, Broadway, New York Dm HuMPHBBt la co nan I ted dally at bla office, peraenally or by letter, at above, for all forma of dli For i uie by 8. U. HAMUELi, BOHUELEBA CO., a.WUBAUTa, and B.JOr-'LaA BON, (Jolumbnt.O. mgai jlm nr d jSar ta 3?eriotdical Drops TUK GREAT FEMALE REMEDT POB IUHGHliARITIS. THESE DROPS ARE A SOJKNTI FICALLY compounded fluid preptratlon, aud better tbtn any PIHe, Powder., oi Nottruut Helng liquid, tnoir tcuin ia oirect nnu pomive, ifinaering inem a reliable, e needy aud certain rpwlho fir the cure ol all oDitruoiionB and inpprosi I una of nature. 1 hvit popuiaiity le inaicaten oy tne mot iriai over iuuiaj butilea are annually told anl conaumed by tbe la diet of tbe IJnitd Blatet, ev-ry one of whom t ek n tne atrongeat terms or praiee or tueir great mer ta. THh ere ranidty taklnt the Dlare oi evert oth. er Kernel- Remedy, aud are oonaiuercd by all wbo ow auatlit of tlieu. aa tne eurtet. aaljat. and mod inftHibkt pteparatlon In tho world for tbe cure of all female am ptainia, the removal of all oltetro tltme of nature, and the promotion of hraltb. ren jlerltyend etrepgth. Expllolt dlrotlona ttatlng wheu they may be ueed, and explalulng when and why they tlould not, nor oonld not be med without producing ttTujts contrary to nature'a chuatn )awt, will be found care- tony loifien arouna tcn uouie, wun me wntten atgnature of John L. Lton, wlthoat which none are gen nine. rrep-rea Dy vr. juhh ij. liiih, ivo unap'i at., New Haveo, Conn., wbo o tn be eomullad ttilier per- irtitny, or uy n an, it-uciming aiamp ) coiitcruiLn ii private uiaeuaea anu it-maie weeatiese. ooia oy uragkiaia tveryernhre. tree 91. ou. V. Q. CLARK A CO . Q.n'I AgPiiia ;orU. 8. and Canada. S. E. t?AUOEi.a,Gen'l Ag'.t (Jolumbui. e;.u tod ly , . CLOTHES WRiaCE. . P.B1CES IlEIUlCEli! Tho TJxxlTroroial - MIHES-WKINGER! WITH COO.WHEF.I.ei. Prfrn Nn. I4, Bill) No. S. BS BO. THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST. Ttala le th. flrit Wrlneer I bare fonn1 that wnnld tend tb. eerrlc rcgulr,ed of It." J. P. HuoeiNi, mvojoy 1 notef. 'In tha lanndrrof my hone, there le n pemetnel thanksgiving on Blnndaj e Ittt tit. invention of your oxCfilent wrlngflr.' l'.T. I ueo. ucyli... "We tblnk the Merhln. much more tb.n p.yefor Itielf evpry year In tbe e.vlrg t.t gnrmeute. We tliink It Impottant tb.t . Wringer .bould bo fitted with COOS. OaAMot Jl'Dn, American Agrlcultur let. Universal Clothes Wringer FOB tALE BT A. OIIX A. SONS, COLUMBUS. 0. WM. angle In PIANOS. J. C. WOODS, iEMERAIi PIANO AGENCY, 21 South Digit Street, OOrjiTJ3VII3XJS, o, VOW BBOIllTINU A LAHOK STOCK vr IH-lM etrnm.nt. fiooi lb. lollowlng Mennf.ciorlH ttS" Chlckerlng A Sons, t6T Klcinwuy A Sana, Decker Urolbeii., Irir Hallet, Davis aft Co., 8 W. P. EmemoD, ni.nrfM In.lrnn.Bti. Perlicnlar attention Ii requteted to thaPiva iMentrHcNTeor DacaRB He.nl AI.O B nbe .HVrinient ol in.f.rj i.,tu,.wu tiuu- brt U.lodeone and cat lot Orpaue. lnetrnmoot rented aud rent apply on pnrchaal D..lenienpptled eh mest llbei.l t.ru.. atgu aonta PIANO TEACHING. fTAVINO PERMANENTLT LOUATKD IN TO- fi lombut for the purpote of giving leaaona on the Piano torte, I take thin method of Informing the cltuena or uolumiua that 1 am prepared to tetcu vocal and Inatrumental muait. Ordartltft at Ufetra, Bel iter, urrtei at w.t rnuaio oiora. vtry roapecuuiij, r. a. nninir.n. '-- Bch Jno.Beltxer. mlB RT1.IO By Ohambeis' PAteut Brick Mdchloe, L1DPEBIOU IN EVERT RESPECT TO T1108E made tv nana, neuarxmirr, naraer, ttroBger, tbaorb leta wa'araud prtternd by Mn-ont. Noex-n.wnrt. tA weather bufort haiklDif. &0tolM)rrr min ute, or 30,000 to 60,000 per day, at one-third tbtoutt f the old wav. Tht navIdk alone will iav lor a machine in two Dioninn. im-in uri, in-e wy booriMo, and pBtracr Fiat Baton made with great rapidity, ana a. mv.it rvum. for utUut ilubta In Ohlo.and further partlcutara, pp, to H, J. BAVVYER, aep6 m )tfT Broomt at., Ntw York City. Police Agency. IB AVE OPENnu ANorrioiB in unomno. in, Oner a Hou-e Building, tor tha trantactlonoftan aril Police buelnte. Partitnlar attention given to the collection of claim, recovery of ttolen proprr tv and detection oi m .... Ail bnamett Intrutttd to tblfufflco will be prompt-ly attended to. -....-i iomun.HU , -W;B-jANT( LateMalor 7th 01 V. 0., and formerly Detective Po Ilea Olncionau. -"i"' Telegraphic Institute! pbarlluii Olxloi m... vn. HnHI- vnn.irfltr .rurOi K ( ) lO.nd rt conr of laeun'ctloa la Tela- V-J-r., ..n h.ol,t.ln.d I. 1. tb. eunorl luioMC of a souan Op.r.tor of ,e.rs' nnerteoo. Bujoje tb. petion.se of Iradlna Tel irinh oT.w aniee. (Jiurin Inetltnllon of the kind fntbecoalrj. Olrcolere Mnt riw to aay addrMa. Ador.ee U. II. A O. M. oMD, a,ris aawedM.W roprlelortand rriaclMla HOTELS. PRESTON HOUSE, Corner ol Third A Mailt Ma., , Ul: (orroam m riit.) . . I ' ' Newark, O. j i -' i rpHlft MftV AND K LEO A NT HOTEL, COM. 1 PlfBTSD at w. exoenae of over 140,000, and furnlahed entirely new dQ'irg tbepaet year, ant arranged with aucb modern Improvement! and con ' venleiicet for the comfort of itt gucata aa era uoaor-petted by any othtr beuae In Outral Ohio, bta been; recently loaaef for a term of juira by the tubtcri i br (late of New York city,) and It will be hit aim anl oDjeoi to to couaaci me iibw o mi.e i. e (odncement with the traveling pnblio to extern! blm their patronage, a liberal iT abara of which ia' nllclted. Omnibnaot In reaiiJneta at all tiro, too tht arrival of tralna, to convey pataeugert toand from toe boot. A aaiy Mna aito irom tnenontt) to ana irom urenvuie, , ... ...i ( tjUAiibBiD, may 25 - Proprietor ZETLER HOUSE. (M. R, rarmer ef Fanrtti and Friontl OOLUSJBIJS OHIO. J. p. TIATINd BECENTLT A&SUMiTD THB VAN LL itaFiMiierit of Ibla laito and commodioui Hotel. we have nawlr refitted il with War enea to tha con venience and oomfort of iturabi. In tolieltluK a tpoaij thare or tbe patronage of the trawling pul il". we annr onr frltndt that we thall uit evry tflrt to pleate,- e, V. fVUU B 0JBM. juix II the nmm," ktoh tt., bet, fhtnt tiud funn.k ei. TB0MA8 . W BUil, I . ,. .. , i PS AUK B, WBBjt, J , . ' ,' V.m. vsrJia!.i fvat-j;- llbtttdtr PHYSICIANS. riAVtNa BET1RKU PBO MILITABV PBAO XX TICK, aud pormnuantly loo t ted io thin city, for ino purpote 01 practicing mcoiciuo ana enrgery, would retpectfully tender hit piufewlonal aervicfi to the oitltene of Oolnmbaa and Vicinity. A 11 dia-oaeea, both acuta atd chronic, promptly treated, lledlclnea compounded at the offic?, No. East State itrtet, oppotite tho Oar."1 octl8-ly J.W.WORTMAN, Dental liiieon, Baa opened aa office at tha . VOLVMBIW OPEHA HOIflE, No. to North entrance, (op atalrt) where ho may be (uui-ri riv thott who wiah Juntal operatlont oarefulty and tliifully per for mud. febUO tl E7E AND EAR. DR. O. A. HN AFP Ocnllnia aoTxL. iwiiumj 01 a. i,,f vsciuciTify irnaia riZJ' L)eafnft, Dli-tuvt 01 the Ryea. aud in- ptirU Art! 1c. at Eyet vttkompain. tkalmovr, tt No. 130 Bomb U!h tueot. (oppB)U tho 0 wdafo BonH'.l.la Colomboa, Ohio. Aito rurolibet or tnelU a bonir 00 the K.v and Bur. lor 40 wolf, (ret of pottage to any addioat. Jait ly NOTICES. NOTICE. To Ilie Uoldermof fhe Aolesol v. lbetaiiiKol'lelaYi'vrv. IN fOMPLlANOB WITH THE FORTY-FIRST ecti n of tho act pne-ed March -let, 15 1, to au ihurlte free banking in Ohio, the Uttiih of Oeiiiware, at Uelawftre, Ohio, glvtt notice that the i uttaad-Itig nutei cf circulMtlon of mid Bank will be re-dbemed by the Fire: National Dank a' Del were t Delawere, Ohio, lloiriertcf eaid notttarert-quei-ted to pretent then tor redemption llhfu tlx mo u tha trom tbiadate - W. E. 1100BK, Caeh'r. Delaware, O., July '27, "atvilm COAL. HOOKING O.'.'OJl X-t - Wl AUX NOW READY TO POliKtHn A 611 PKUliiH ertlole ol XXooUlns Oc3vL, In .ay qn.ntlty, dellve wl to ny p.rt ot tho city, or on it.iir. .d cere. tyfHce and ) ard tel.eeb Lot-, end apr.ag.tteote, Sit. 135 Kortk IIIrIi street. Ordcri rcipeotfoUy (oliclted and promptly Ailed. TAD DEU9EN A UKHIMO. JnnMiltf' Hooking Coal. I AM MOW PREPARED TO IDUNI8B A E0-(tericr qn.Hty llocktng Goal, In any qutiitlty, luliwrt'd to.ny pert of theclty, or on latlruod ere. (i ilrre lelt nt my etor., Buokeye Blork. III. 16u6. (if) 1'. DATDBN. COM'A'N MERCHANTS. 010. W. Q AUD VSR, OKO, 11 SUBT, A. 0. H'54IBT. I.IREK7l?iiT&fO.,j Aturnr) Mtnd Pr-Mlnce MISSION MERCaiSTS, Proprtetort of the Cnlon Hallway, Ship andOa-nal Grain Rlevatcra. btoreg-t capacity, 2AU.OOO buahela. -Cfflce and Warehouaa adjoining iht J. levator,No. 197, Mttrwin St., GleTHlattd, 0. DenUrtlnaH klnla of Country Product, AgenU for the "Salt Company of Onondaga." Salt told alwaya at the Compery'tprlcee. Salt, Water time, Flour, Orain, Ac., by car loartt, received or to te t dipped vn the U. 0. A 0., 0. ft T., 0. A E , 0. 4 P. or A. A 0. W , (narrow guana) bell-road a and their conuectiona, load-d or an loaded dlrtctly In our WAtthouat, aav.Lajtipmtt of dray-age.Will fire peraonat a Iter. I Ion to the filling of or-dert tor Proouct and Merchandite on . ommlatlon. Liberal oath advanoca mada on oontlgnmtnia. We are prepared tt receive aud abip, by Caual, Lake or Kill, without drayagt), urindsu Oi a, btavea, Marble, Lumber ad roarve Pi ;lgl ttif all kind, having tht ON LV DRBRIoKB IN TaaEUITV for the transfer of heavy Frelgbta. Refer to BaLkt aud huilneaa mt0 gf-nirtlly. jv22Hin COLUMBUS UIL COttPAH. Manufacturer i of SUPliKIOU niJRNIXCa OIL, MACHINR OIL Aft n NAI-TI1A. CMce Wt of Penltcutlar), ... i' 0OLUMBD8, OHIO. D. F; KEE8 A CO., Ptoprietore. rtBDBRO 80LICITI.D, 8ATT-FAVTION 01IAB- r anta. rcooa nana uil n.rreT. oonkni tb. m.rkl prlo. .ufr24 erne .od MiW YORK BKAKCH. rtlilliiiery 4.i ood 40wt W hOlBUBlo,, A jf TLLIN1R9 TIKITIMO OINOIKNATI Ah 1V1 taaat raepectfally Invited, before ni.klog tli.lr pnrafcaeeo, to ei.mlne tb. block .nd l'rtcee of lb. aoove now Jobbing uouae. FRENCH TATORN BONNETS On exhibition. All ordera tromptly attindod to. r kui, riunubuuri' uj , Mo. 1 Wttt Tuurtb at., Oluf inoatl, ., angSl 8m And Mo. m7 Broadway, M T ' n.KRKY KISREf, Ko. a7 Bonib High Ntreal, Colurulma, Manneaetarar aad Dealer la CONNECTICUT AND OHIO SEEM , , OIOARS. A large lot conatantly nn hand at tho Inwttl mar p Iftwt. anilJ.eoq CINCINNATI Normal Academy of Music, Na. 87 Went Br-Ti-wth NireK. OBABtt. RUBS.. JOBS EVKDBb.. .. ..Prlrolnel ..AettMl.l. rrlnctnnl rilHlTBIHTIBNTH SK8HI0N AMD riFTII AN 1 1 B DAL f.11 T.roi comraencH on H Uh Dl Y, Snbaibar Utb, and cloMi oa aatutdty, feurnary Sd, laaa. ..... lor o.Uloo., ejplj at thl. on.-., or lo th. Prla- f etpel. . . - ".",',' Look Box 70, Olncluuatl, Ohio ' aaar.tB4Aw. DAILY OHIO STATK JOOKHAI PEfVTKD AMD PUBLISH ID BT WM. T. COGGESHALL V CO. drfnee 'Nn. "??a?-??W IB. Enat NiMe NIrrel. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. TEKMB OP THE DAILY JOtTENAL. Single Bubter brrt, 1 year, by mall 10 00 iogle Bobveriberf, u moot tit, " eingla Subioilbtra, 8 moot ha, ' ' ., 2 H- HiLglt Snbtoritiara, 1 month,- " 0 8" Single tinbacrlbera, per mouth, delivered by carrier , , 0 V Single Hnbaciitwrt, nr woek. delivered l carrier 0 El Toageott Incluba, 16 cat taper freekeach copy. TERMS OP THE TRI-WESKXY JOURNAI. Single Bnbaorlhera, 1 year 1 4 (V Singla Bnbtcrlbert, 6 mou the.. ,... t 3t- 8. ogle Siibacribert, a iron tha H. f singla Hnbaorlbra, 1 month 0 f TEBK8 OF TBE .WEEK IT JOURlfAL hingit Sobtorlbtrt, ptr year..., .....m. S H- TERMS Or ADVERTISING. Dailt One Bquar., encb Inieitloa ..-. 0 1b .Ppeclal Motlcei per &inare, Mob ln.tr tlon..w .......II li: 11 Loe.l .nd Bulne Hotloel, per line, Mch luwrtlon H 0 2" WiinLT Uoe Bqutrrwch loeerttenM......... 1 Hi Lr cal .nd Bcitnee Hotloel, per 11.., - Mch lniwrt1on.M 0 BVOoaiqa.ro oovm thiae-qaarlerilof an inlj of epasa ! tha oolamtuof tbe Joinuufc. ar iltrrlege Nolioa. will berufler Imarlably b. charged 6ti cut. wbeu nuder flr. linn, aud 60 cent. per .qu.ro when ococpylog more ipa:e, . , Washington Letter. . fractal Corrupuudenc. 0. 8. Journal. ' Waiuinoton, Sept. 15. FBOU OOLDHBUa TO WA8BIS0T0N. Iu title age of transmigration, and amongst a people as nomad io aa we are, a trip of several huudred mile, iu any dlreo tion is a matter of bo partioular moment A passage, however, over the Use of the Central Ohio and Baltimore and Ohio rail ways, at this time presents many interesting phases sot met with on other routes. The latter Hue especially, along which eo many noted events of the late . war ooour red, and which has been almost a "sealed book" to travellers the last four years, aside from tbe grand scenery through which it passes is unusually interesting. Running up the western slopes of the AUexhenies with the speed of the bird, we meet the morning just at the mountain nates to tho "Qreat Meadows." . The day opens in mist, and the olouds rest dear down on tho summitaof -'Laurel Ridge" and the distant peaks -of "ureat Aorth Moun tain." Bummer lingers here aa it does own in the Soiotoand Muskingum valleys. The oattla in the "Glades" feed upon pas ture as fresh as in June. As yet no lrost has marred the universal green. Even the sensitive Sumach, and the Rhododendron and Sugar Maple look as lusty as in full spring-time, and the bright green ebeatnut- burrs look aa if they never would get ripe, l'he descent into the Atlantic slope presents no variation from tho western side of the mountains. Coutinuat showere and a very unusual 'degree of heat give to the landscape a freshness truly remarkable for September. . .. ., BIOONSTKUCTIOH. , . ' All along the route are to be seen the remains ol military oamps, the half-consumed debris of once handsome bridges, empty "block-houees" and louesome ions, overgrown with weeds and used as cattle pens. The people have returned to their nomee nuieu luny reft, vu abu. fe -j-m" .hvi. country, and very lair crops nave been raised in most of ins country, me great' est desolation prevails around Martinsburg aud iiarpei'd Ferry. Here the traoes ol the recent confliat are everywhere appa rent. Through all (he rieh valley of the lower rlbenaudoah, once sa. fruitful and m.gnifioent in appearance, no aiguof oulti-vnuon is seen, and tha farms seem to have been obliterated, The rebels, a. a general thing, haveoome back some penitent and disposed to behave themselves, but a large number as full ol mischief as ever. Une remarks In passing the almost total absence of negroes, that formerly swarmed on these plantations. Tbe whites look exceedingly ihabby in appearance, and considerably used up. Where an individual sports a genteel dress it is eaey to peroeive tbat it is very men in style aua apparently jusi from tha store. And yet even hero, there is a dawn ol a bettor day coming. The signs of "reconstruction" are everywhere apparent. Here and there men can be seen repairing the stoue fences torn down to build up oamps, or to permit the rapid pas sage of batteries of artillery. An occa sional new house makes its appearance, and at Martinsburg tbe railway company is hard at work rebuilding its magmhoent. shops and locomotive works, whioh were desiroyea Dy etonewaii Jaoaaon at aa eariy stage of the war. . i - BAILWAT BRTEBrBISE ..: But perhaps in nothing is the persistence and energy of the American cbaraoter more clearly shown than in the management of the Baltimore and unto- Haiiroad ttsell Running just along the border and ottering the greatest faoilities to the Government at Washington in prosecuting tna war, it eems to have been the object of speoial vengeanoe to the rebels. Its bridges, some of them very costly, have for a distance of over two hundred miles, been repeatedly destroyed. A great portion of the track for the same distanoe has been torn up and destroyed. During the march of . Lee into Mary land, preceding tne battle or Antlelam Btonewall Jaokion, with the skill of civil engineer and with .the hosts of the rebel army undertook to obuerate totally between thirty and forty miles of it. He burnt the ties, twisted the rails, blew up oulverta and bridges and filled up the outs, so effectually than he bossled not another train would ever run over the road until "the Confederacy was established." The splendid bridge over the Potomao at Harper's Ferry waa twice destoyed and twioe replaced. And yet to-day the passenger ia conveyed from the Uhio river 10 uauimore anu nanning-ton in a little over twenty hours, along a line of road crowded with freight trains, with an ease and certainty never before surpassed. New Iron bridges replaoe the former wooden ones, and the rsturn of psaae has enabled the manager, to put upon the road new oars of ths lateet improved style Heine: Ihs natural outlet of oentral Ohio, In dianu and Illinois to tide-water, the complete restoration of this road to its wonted operations win oo a souroa oi congratulation to the people of those dlstriols. ins oariToi. Au Visenoeof a few weeks finds no re. msrkable ohange here. Refugees to North- em watering piaoes are seen upon their accustomed walks as or yore, recupor-aled bodily, but sadly damsged in purs.-. Applicants for pardon tnrong tne noteis and spend much of their time in the ante chambers of the White House, and in th. corridors of the Treasury leading lo the apartments of tbe Attorney Uonoral. it IB unaerstooo) ma. ' uwi i.vr ,oi ih... BODlioants suooeea in: . . . their mission. In this, as In many other matters, there is' a general deposition to await the mutins oi Conxress, from whenoe it is ex- pected there will terminate a panajea for all onr ills. If Congressmen knew how much was expected ai tneir nanas Dy an i-i .....I Biihlln. much ahaktna? ef kn.ia .nd nnakint of hearu would oertalnly an-' SUe. rolllioa snw uu. ....ia. aucnuon The Imjortono. attached to the expressions of a few oletks here In regard to the Sena-torlal oonteit in Oh o ia regarded a. a huge joke, inasmuch a not one quarter ef Ohio olerks here have aver expressed a de-oided opinion on the subject. The great topics are Reconstruction and rlnanee both dependant on the future for a solution The Nation desires above all thing, a complete restoration of our Unity aa a people, and a lr.edom from debt and eon.equeut taxation. . These are Ike questions that leave no room for pettl-foggery or dema- loaaery. iunwH -...uuorui- nat and will reach satisfactory results through the "logic oi i-mn NORMAN. NUMBKR ; 54 loMrallmp; rlm tu Ungard to tonll rat TrMe. - i . . Tha New Tork Timtt, in the ooori. of elaborate aitiole oa tit extpaordlniry eon morurai aouvity or we oounlrj, preunta Hi following f.oti ,iyt ,iegard lo the ananol and oontmeiiiBlprospeolB of the South: tlDsl.tnu ,1.. , -u.v..; iiuui ma own are oomint north in considerable number, and aeulii , ,.iuv uivui, auino Dy ootnprt mise,eonie ia full, but the areraga paymen " ..rg.r man our merohante antlo, l.neu. rne Cutte or Ueorgin hai thus fe Jone the beet. The oitv at Annul. aliout pay in lull, while Barennah will p-. at lct76peroent. Eioeptin the prt ( the Slate d.vastate.l by Bhermaa'e tnarolr inn average win exaceil 60 per ceot. Mam oi me Augusta meronann took the preeau tion to invest in itc-llm ezohanor, ,lni. the war.' and found IhemaelTea rich ),.. iio war owsea. xne dliposition me Doutnern aebtore to pty j liable to them, And Northern U..u...u orouuora navr of great liberality.- ' Slai, thu. fcf whirl tbJeto our morohant. met them m a epirit c Teauesaeo ia tha onlv has. given much trouble union oitiieng m SOniA luipllnn. the' b..,. ...- . r wwimi imro atiaonetl Inn errni... oi recen, sued them for .a . . . r"' impnsonm.nl. o.. .ni ...... Vr o, " mcoa wtolly.t diaerganisei) Jinny Bouthf rn men ind soma blonk.il. runners invested largely in lauds. Tiet they are novr onitln im, th. wrii-.i .... "..lug jaiu (or meni in uoniuo. rate money, thev can afford to anil tha.. cheap. The oonolualon to be drawn from tbe commercial interoo.iase with th. Hm,,i, is Commerce is King not cotton, nor oom, uub commerce anu tne whole Honlh with nerhans tho aio.nti,,.. nf q-.v.. i. i. ' U . the Union, resolved to remain.' VZ. 7. ""i iu niuon contusion, and some of Ju people disposed to ba turbulent. Mi;.t.. : - . - . - ..OOI.OIU- pi is beginning to pay.. ana Toor,t ,L ' '"'r"" "'" wl proDaoiy pay an average of 60 per cent. Jn Alabama the aver- go o! me wnoie Btale will bo at least 50 h...t..i m .... . av wtteicut UltJUIL Ol I ll pa rv.lt I a. In rn nn.l I away .dead of wbat may be oalled Iheante- war currency of the Southern Kt.t.. ... .,v uv pi.ui.iui.iijr uucur- i ,c. iu me maraeui ana among the I i"i'" oouin ueeu. ine money bro-1 kers of Richmond are buvins- such nf ih... lTTt":S"l",U' V 1?M or from 10o.to56:on the dollar0 The Whs.'- tug, ii, naniis stank binhesL Ibalr nolo. I oommandini aa much aa UAn nn th. beinj equaled only by the Ejuhange Bank of Virgin,, at Wo.ton. Kelt in order, stand the 8ouiI,rn Ii.nk -t n..i. I stand the Southern Bank, Canal Bank, Bank of America. Citiiene'. and M.nh.nin.' and Traders Bank, all of New Ori.. whioh range from oOcgi'Juc. on the dollar'. I The Citiiene' Bank ot Louisiana has an I agency nere at Oo. 87 l'inc street, whioh is already doing a moderate business in the for eign exchange line. Next to Virginia banks a,iau nameu, uie nigbest market value of tbe issues of any other bank of the ''Old Dominion" is 50c. on the dollar, in whioh list are too notes 01 the liaiiktng Corporation 61' Alexandria, and the Fairmount Bank; and the lowest is 10c. on the dollar, whioh cov. era Ihe notes of the Central Bank of Virginia, Ih. Bank of Charleston, Mooticello Bank, and the Bank of Howardsville. The issues of the Bank of Ihe Cily of Petersburg are worth only 18o. on the dollar; the Banvilte Bank, 22o. ; Bank of Richmond, 22c ; Farmers' Bank, and Exchange Bank of Virginia, also, 22o. on the dollar. The North Carolina bank issues range in price from loo. to 88o. oa Ihe dollar; the South Carolina banks, 10(o;4oo. on the dollar; Georgia banks, 12(g)65o. on Iho dollar ; Tennessee banks, lU(50o. on the dollar. Of xui.i-aua unit issues, umor uibii inose already uauicd, the market prioe ie from 20e. lo 40c. on the dollar. Tho Florida aud Alabama banks have no murkot value, according to ihe reports of Ihe Riohmond brokers. In Mobile, however, the Alabama bank issues range in price from 26o. to otic, on the dollar.In this oonnccttcn,we mav'nole tbat tha price of Bouthern Slate bonds in this mar ket ranges from G5 cents to 88 eenla on the dollar of principal. tho overdue interest ioiug included in tho benefits resulting to ion purooaser. iennes.ee and Ueorgia bonds stand highest, tbe former being up to 82J88 cents, and the latter , ranging irom to to BUJ cents on the dollar, Virginia bonds are lowest on the list, ranging from 56 to CO cents on the dollar. Korth Carolina six per cent, bonds are np to TT oeula, Missouri 76 cents on the dollar, i .: 80OTBIBN COHHXIOIAL BOOSES located in Richmond, Norfolk, Wilminglon, Newbern, Charleston, Savannah, Augusta, Key West, Apalachloola, Mobile, Montgomery, New Orleans, Galresten, Memphis, Columbus, and other oities and towns of the cotton States, are advertising their business interests, and soliciting patronage quite extensively in tbe ooluuns of our city newspapers. A vsry respectable proportion of those firms have correspondents here, or refer, by permission, to some of our foremost business houses. These, too, are significant eiroumstances, indicative of an encouraging renewal of old commercial relations among the mercantile claa.ee of all leotions of the country, j i The South is sending us in exchange for what it needs from us, unusually large quantities of cotton, liberal amounts of tobacco, rice, naval stores, lumber, staves, shingles, &c , which are being marketed here at very remunerative rates. Tha receipts of cotton alone at this port during the year ending on the lit Inst., reached 400,901 bales, or a weekly average of about 7,700 bales. Since the 1st Inst, the weekly average has riaen to about 26,000 bales.. Compared with the reoeipta of ootton al New Orleans, before the war the greatest cotton market in the world. The number ol bales received at Now York exceeds the number received at the former plaoe by nearly 129,000. Of the oollon received in N.w York in the last eommeroial year, 64,-'218 bales only were exported as shown by ths foregoing table, while 276,084 baits were taken out of this market by domestic spinners, for immediate use at home; illustrating the prime value of the home d-imand. The quantity taken from this port lor consumption, the past year, showed an inorease over tbe quantity taken in 1868-64 of 200 bales per week, and was l,b70 bales per week more than in 1802-68. Of the shipment of ootlon from New Orleans, in tbe year ending with Sept. 1, 18. 116, 144,190 bales were to New York; agalnsl 20,814 bales to all other domestic porta, and t,H4i Dales to foreign ports. Since iho 1st tnst., tbe reoeipts of ootlon at the port of New York have been so iar iu exoess of ths reduotlon -of supplies by purohasss for homo uso and export, that it il now estimated that the available slock here is about 100,000 bales. A year ago, it was not the twentieth part of this amount. Estimates of the amount of ootton remaining in ths Southern Stales at the close of the war, take an extremely wide range, averaging about 1,000,000 bales, now valued at over two hundrod million dollar, "in legal tendor," on Ihe lowest ba sis of calculation. Ahis is a very respecta ble basis oa whioh to oommenee business anew. It satisfactorily explains where the hulk of the monoy eomes from, whioh Ihe South is using to liquidate old obligations, and lo pay cash lor most of what it now buys of us, Very many of the cities and towns of the South will pay dollar for dollar on their ancient obligations, and Ihe business men showing an en?rgy that Is truly com- mendable, in reorganizing Ihelr country financially. The Cleveland llertli says that about midnight on Thursday night a palice officer named Frank, at Suspension Bridge, was summoned to put down a disturbance at a house of ill-fame. Next morning his dead body was found In front of on of the houses, one pislol ball having passid through his head and another through bis beart. In a few hours the four houses of 111 -fame in the vioinliy were burned down It th pctelact, and vry particl of fur niture destroved. the crowd, aurrotindina lbs burning buildings having quietly sa- cured the destruction or th prup.rty tb.y wrs pretending to "save." A. e. V. a. a., at ika9h i"-B'-J K, company 'th OhlrrVolunnVara H..1-. . - . ei, 8 barrel.- . -ho box- ff tfa Volunteer 1 JFi-aiitlit,, J II Wilder. Sarnn.l nit k..' L. o '1' ppi,iboxr,,,r oarl"' 22 Bfl 7ft . k rn. ; r . " - 1 ' ' Jackeon, o. H; Ico, eo T'jTi Hartley, oo H; JM Franeen, m V g j Quelua, co H; J Reim, oa C; J Ow.ni oo A; W Peuih. uviwn.n . .- ... c C; J p J,Bn Inc. An I.. T D n , . ' N H rt...i. . ' . - vru'ouin, oo 1 box each: 7 . l"""I" 10, th Ohio Vt . v box: 'J Oetermnn r ."UM. 1 cc K: S Ritter. r V. f.,"' J Bl0M'-. g.S.hoobgiu'0- "oiaa, co u; A iogmon, oo H: J Q-ii i. . D. Tl I. ' , if. ti, r . L ' r;S" e.a, oo Z'J .L mb Ji ft'P Banger, oo c I ? M. 00 each; 'B.nd, 2 7,"ZnJ mMS&r Jin 0 Walter) co F, F Rud, oo A, oToXcoT Cirs Snenl. oo ii A Mi. ' T ' co K CO ft., Jos Uowara.cn fi I m'j .! V..-I..-.1.-1 .-Z. r-- "oiu, oo. N eo Breaker, eo a i- Hitter, co r. one bor .nh ' "-' ISCBllABatoij, norxBTT. Aiieut siastin, J I) Miken, 1 1 caroet h... 'r. ,',lv 1 Du'"110 I h..- r..t' ."e? a UBS Ul n 5 b0" bundles; H Kell 1 .- "a ?udUei Mr. , r i. .. Y , y " u "u'i t valise; Mrs - Lisut Landon. r.i.i. um . .' U 8 A, 1 .heel 0,i u. i apt lbomas W .nn E-.in....i. r. Be'8, "'rr- i& WeZ eral Barlow, 1 chest; Cant C B H, P. L.TOA''ColGroen, H Biddlo. 2d div niD A I MeeaU I7:iti . r. . box each; Oen Jos Hayes 2 b.ia ltn.ik. Col M.hil. n...... S?"l. 1 ??" trunki dron 8 boxes; J C Boetick, Capt J M Wirson; Col K Gardner. Lieut fT'lf v"?"' 0 M. C R Grira.h i v,- ...u' 7'j, 7 nnituu.i i n v .. J Aujuiant worth, 1 desk; Gen Wrigh!,2 boxesUl desk" Oen. Sl.hl, i desk; W F Sell"k Utl M n.u .,'....'. ooneca, mrs m """,m " " c uaraner, 1 valise eaoh; Oen 8 Casey, 1 box, 2 chests; Gen Marcy, 1 box; Gen Blenker. '1 boxes: Oen fy,..,h l nox; uaj Morris, U 8 A, 2 boxec Cant Uoward, A AO,! desks; Capt Domobenka 1 valise; Lieut Col F A Walker, 3d Div 2d A U, 1 box, 1 desk; Maj J M Norwell, 8i kiv i a u, z Doxes; Joseph W Blum, 3d Div 24 A C; J Green, oo C, 8d Div 2d A C; Capt A F Bear. 3d Div 2d A C: John lino. Geu W T H Brooks, 1 box eaoh; Capt Hall, Reno1 Division, 1 box, 2 chests; Oeneral Wheaton, Oth A C, 1 ohest, 2 boxes; J R Lee, Hooker' Div, 1 desk; Mrs D Alien, Peter Add-man, 3o Atiierlou, Capt Bairn", A W Banger, l Benscoiter.MrsBallsell, M G Bailey, Wm Boyer, F Bishop, J S Buckalue, Darby Ciark, Mrs Chandler, H Crane, A J Dickinson, Miss Donaohy, J B Dutesraau, C A Evan,- William Edwards, Mrs Mary Fritz-Mr Fink, Frank Fry, T G Flynn, F Fieher, Mis Joseph Geyer, H W Gimbor, ZT Griefl'e, D Goodwin, David Halman, Wm Hellman, L W Uoward, Joseph Hughes, Mr J Hess, William Harder, John Helderbrandt, J llaf-fer, J t Jacobus, Mr Tom Jenkia, J T Jen-lm Jennings & Brother, Harry Keusett, Fetor Lanauer, itev j i AlcCture, Vm L Miller, Gaptb C MuOulluugb, Ueu AiuUi.,., John E Morgan, Geo Mader, N Moody, McAllister, Wra Nsgle, Adam Nicholson, E Northrop, E M Prizb, Henry Porier, Wm ' Patterson, John Pork, Geo Reese, S Rumerts, E 8 Rhinewalt, Win Ramage, Mary A Re- . gan, Mre E Stockwell, L W Shipman, Paul Smith, 1 box eaoh; Geo Scantier, 2 boxea N Salar, A Staughton, 1 box each ; A Shark, 2 boxes; 8 Steward, Sam Stitien, Mrs J D Wood, Weidelshal!, Sam'l Wright, T dl Williams, David Veston, Juel Warner, Daniel Wright, J C Wadhams, J C Weslbrook, L Wilson, W T White, A il Williams, Col Max Wsber, M Quay, 0, 1st Rifles, 1 box each; Capt Laoey, A Q M, 1st Div 11th Corps, 1 desk ; Lieut Westervelt Hagerty, 1 box ; Lt Charles T Bevers, 3d Brig 2d Div 8d Corps, ' 1 cheat', Battery B, 1st 0 V A, 2 boxes. Without marks 8 valises, 1 desk, 14 boxes, i oneeis, a trunks, ana I nag. 'jne foregoing stores are in the possession of Capt. James M. Moore, A. Q. M, at this depot, and oan be obtained on produoing satisfactory evidenoe of ownership. if not caned for Dy tne luth day of No vember, 1866, the stores will be sold at pub-lie auction, to-the highest bidder. If. n. KUUKliK, Brer. Maj.-Gen. and Chief Quartermaster, Depot of Washington. Wbo) May No. Vote. ' According to the law of Ohio, all whit mala eitisens of the United States, twenty-one year ef age, are entitled to-vote. But thoy must be residents of the county in which they vote thirty days preceding Ihe election, and if single men, they must have resided in th ward or township where they propoee to vote, twenty teyi preceding tbo eleotion; and besides, they must have been residents of Ohio one year preceding tho eiection. A1IKBS WHO BATB BIIN S01DI1BI HAT VOTB. By tbe 21st section of the aot of Congress, approved July 7, 1862, It is provided that any alien of the age of twenty-one years aod upward, who has enlisted or shall enlist in th, armies of th United States; either the regular or volunteer foraes, and has been Or shall be hereafter honorably diicharged, may be admitted to become a eitiien of ihe United States, upon hi petition, wilbtul any previous declaration of his Intention to bioom a eitiien of the United State, and that he shall not be required to prove more than one year' residence within the United Slates previous to his application to beoome suoh oitisen. In addition to proof of residenco aod good moral charaoter, it is required that the court admitting suoh nlllou shall be satisfied, by oompetent proof, that the alien has been honorably discharged from the service of the United States. This aot materially alters previous laws, but does not in any manner do away with the neeessity of procuring regular naturalisation papers. I CITIIBRSBtr f 0BVBITBD DBSBBTKBS, By act cf Congress, approved March 8, 1866, and by proclamation of President Lincoln, Issued in pursuance thereof, oer-taio persons are declared to have forfeited Iheir rights of oitiienehip. They are: 1. Dessrters from th military or naval servloe, who did not report for duly on or before th 10th day of May, 1806; 2. Deserters from Ihe military or naval sorvios, sines the 10th of May, 1866; 8. All person who, having been duly enrolled, departed the jurisdiction of the district in which they were enrolled, or have gone boyond Ihe limit of the United States, te avoid any draft into the military or naval lervlce of th United State. Th New York rimes says: "We are requested by Mrs. Kane, wbo called at our cilice yesterday, to state tbat the article about Dr Kane and the forthcoming book I, not a canard, as telegraphed from Phils-delphia, Mrs. Kane exhibited proof of the fact of her mtrriage and informs us that the volume spoken of will be issued from Ihe pn.s next month. Dr. Edward Uyrd, of Ihi city, is her trustso," Fanny Fern, in the N. Y. Ledger, lays she is not aix feet" high; ah belong to no woman right convention; (be ia juat a Utile woman, four feet In stature, who would much rather love than hate everything and everybody in 'bit lovely world; who would muoh rather bar friend than enemies, if she oould without muiiltcg her thoughts or bsr pen. , A woman In Bteubenvllle, named Collin attempted to light her fire by pouring carbon oil Into tbe stove. Th oil took fire, exploding Ih oan, and burning her to death after horrible suffering.. -, - ., v, uw v. A ua in. French, 1 h7.., C.p.rMaxVeVl G? Lieut JSllis, 1 vaiU; C.pt K r"nk; Poller, fr M' 19,n . ( s L 1 b.0.?! CP' : .'..VP' "ooDina, Eng Depot. 1 ohea: tapi wood, l box and 1 chest; Lieut J V